Patrick Glynn

Patrick Glynn is a Christian apologist, currently the Senior Technical Policy Advisor for the Office of the Deputy Director for Science Programs at the U.S. Department of Energy[1] in Washington, D.C. and former arms negotiator for the Reagan administration. Glynn holds a Ph.D. from Harvard and was an professor of Physics at Georgetown. Glynn describes himself as a former atheist.

He is a strong promoter of the anthropic principle, which he believes more and more scientists are beginning to accept, though he does not provide any solid evidence that this is so.

Publications

God: The Evidence: The Reconciliation of Faith and Reason in a Postsecular World

gollark: ```cint main() { int x = 0; x -= 1; return 0;}```

gollark: Anyway, if I invoke undefined behavior the compiler is technically allowed to implement length-terminated strings correctly, so I'll just do that.

gollark: And none of the benefits.

gollark: Technically, yes.

gollark: Just find the first position where the combination of "bytes read into string" and "value of length suffix" is consistent.

References

Deputy Director for Science Programs, US Department of Energy

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[1] Deputy Director for Science Programs, US Department of Energy